Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-11-03


l.. Noos. MIR. AND Mrs. +. Eoos.
Miss Mary Qnnlan, of Wisconsin, az
rived here the first Of the week Her un-
fortunate brother, who lately had his leg
broken in Tammany Hollow, is fast i'm
proving
DR.. J L Magee has changed his location
from Lapwai to Palouse City where he is to
open drug store, and J. b. Rice formerly |
with DR.. Monkey, will assist in compound
ing medicians. Success to them.
Geo. Riebold nephew of Geo Riebold OF
Warrens, came down from Warrens on
Tuesday EN- route fol his home in St. LOUIS. !
He has been a resident of Warrens for the
past two Years, and will probably return in
the Spring
Gen. Adna Anderson. it is reported. is
about to retire from the position OF chief en-
giMeer of the Northern Pacific railroad com
pany Gen O'deil has already resigned,
and it is limited that Cakes C ntcnup!ates
resignation.
Miss Blanche Marslliot, who has been
teaching the intermediate department of
the schools in this city, resigned and de-
parted on Mondays steamer for Parkiiel,l,
Cal, whers she will spend the winter. She
was succeeded by Miss Nellie Truax.
Race horses are beginning to arrive to
" hte Cloud and Forward Four, from
Walla Walla, Red Boy and Minnie Medium,
belonging to Ben Morriss, of Camas Prairie,
have arrived. and several others whose
names are not known.
A. F. Parker has a long letter in the
Oregonian in relation to Idaho county and
its mineral resources. 1t is well written
and contains many facts worthy Of the at
tention of Capitalists abroad and erni grants
who are looking and coming Westward
A. J. Glass, road supervision on the Mt
Idaho road, in this county has done some
excellent work on the road, putting III
bridges and otherwise repairing it, and it is
now in better condition than we have seen
it for some time.
James Skinner, well known by all old
timers in this country, as man deranged
in mind to q certain extent, was taken in
charge on Friday by Marshal Bishin aud
lodged in Jail. His case will not prove
fatal and no doubt he will soon be out on
the streets again.
Hon. John HALEY has moved from Boise
City with his family aud proposes to make
Alturas county his home. His farm is
about nine miles south Of Bellevue and his
mine about miles further south. He will
devote his time between farming and min
ing.
Rev. Father J. II. Wilbur, late Of Walla
Walla. died last week in Walla Wal,a. He
was extensively known upon this North
west coast, since its early settlement, as an
energetic divine of the Methodist persuasion.
whose deeds of charity and christian hene-
violence were ever among the prominent
characteristics Of his whole life.
The Junior of the TELLER has just re-
turned from trip to Warrens. who in due
time will give some items which came un.
der his observation, concerning that camp
while there. The mon in the camp havo
high hopes Of the quartz in that vicinity and
every development made shows increasing
richness.
L. Nj. Sta RS death is announced in the
Portland papers As having taken place in
California, after a lingering illness. He
will be remembered as Of the 6rm of A. M.
i L. NJ. Starr, long doing business on the
East side of Front Street. Portland. and
mors recently owning and operating steam
boats on Puget Sound,
Spanish George who has been \ packer in
LntS VICIulVy VIC Phot t"CHVy NS"iSs "uu
of late year. in The employ of A. Benson,
was stricken with paralysis at Mt. Idaho on
Wednesday Oct. Goth while in camp. Hi
left aide was completely psralyzed. He ii
now ut Grangcville at the home Of Geo
Chamberlain, and is receiving all the car.
that can BE- given, Dr.. Bibby attending OF
him.
The Junior of tho TELLER returned o,
H.. kr:v 70 Pra,rfp
He was Unexpectedly called from tn
Prairie . week sooner than he expected
, and will probably return again in few
DAYS. Those whom he did not see and ar
I in arrears, can deliver wheat at the Mt
Idaho mill, on their account, and they vii
be allowed fifty cents per bushel. BE sur
; and send your mill receipt to this office.
/ Joseph A Clark, government surveyor ha
l. Just completed the survey of the Northeas
line Of the Nez Perez Reservation. 1t wa
, claimed that the previous survey did nc
1 correspond with the boundaries fixed in tn
Treaty, hence the department ordered re
survey. The last survey does not in all re
informed BY those who claim to know wher
tho original lines were located.
Jimmy O'Meara who is always open for
bid to do dirty work. has got position o
the Portland News, and outside of his bal
y wick, is exercising his talents for perve'
a sion. ia incorporating the situation b
tween North and South Idaho, to tn
!, detriment Of the citizens Of the North whol
. he meyer met, and whom he has always al
. fected to despise. Where he is known, b
. will do US but little harm. But new com
ers may be captivated by his specious logi
!. However the North will he compelled
. endure him, ~ they would endure an
r hireling, who has shown but little honest
iu his mental Or moral composition.
o Julius G. Baldwin. an old time resideI
J, Of Lewiston, with his year old son h'
d been visiting friends and acquaintancss
this city for several days. Tae people hel
!. appear glad to have him revisit us, an
!, many weuld be glad to have him come ~
|. do mercantile busipeas here again. i
: now resides with his family at The DALI
whore he has coed property. but he h
= given up business ~ merchant. he h
y long been an active trader, in San Francisc
. Portland, Walla Walle aud Lewiston 81
!. accumulated small fortune, by his indu
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